Essays on History of Asia

When the war ended with the detonation of two powerful atomic bombs, they seemed to know that there was no time to mourn the destruction of their city. When they came, everything was gone. But they are not worried. Although Japanese morale, they are still…

Atomic bomb. A-bomb. Nukes. Hydrogen bomb. Weapons of Mass Destruction. There are numerous nicknames for nuclear weapons, but there is only one way to accurately describe its effects: Annihilation. The destruction or obliteration of its intended target. The words “nuclear weapons”, alone, should instill fear…

As East Asian countries experience economic growth, they have however not had enough measures to control the rising social and environmental problem. On the social aspect, countries are facing the problem of an ageing population. When a country experiences economic growth, the standard of living…

Introduction: The end of 20th century has been a witness to many major global events which have drastically shaped the spectrum of world politics. The collapse of Soviet Union ended the era of bipolarity and saw United States emerging as single superpower power in the…

The West Asian region is made up of 22 countries, which has been a cradle for three monotheistic religions. A eminent diversity exists among the people of this region due to their prominent location, shared historical experiences of undergoing colonialism and imperialism as a result…

People who lived in Uzbekistan is about 55,000 to 70,000 years ago which is as early as the Palaeolithic Period (Old Stone Age). In the 1st millennium bce in the fertile region around the Amu Darya, the silk road between china and Europe act as…

Weatherford’s thesis statement, “The startling true history of how one extraordinary man from a remote corner of the world created an empire that led the world into the modern age”. Weatherford’s thesis is correct because he outlawed slavery and redistributed the wealth he gained, he…

When we talk about inspirational stories and people, we think of modern-day society and the epic characters who motivated and cultured the world into what it is today. But Genghis Khan is a character that was quite different from this perspective. In fact, his greatness…

The use of effective psychological warfare tactics was one of the reasons that led to Genghis khan’s rise to power and his victorious accomplishments in his leadership throughout his reign. This investigation highlights the significance of using terror through psychological warfare as a vehicle to…

August 6, 1945, 8:15 the 1st Atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. August 9, 1945, 11:02 a 2nd Atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki, Japan. August 15, 1945, Japan had surrendered and therefore lost WW2 September 2, 1945 WW2 officially ended. But back in…